Our guest today is Sharon Sim, the author of Why Women Don't Talk Money.

Sharon is bucking the trend and rousing women to talk more freely about money. She is doing everything possible to help women get over their vulnerability. Her mission is to create a new narrative for women to be owners of wealth and creators of our own financial freedom.

Drawing from her investing experience, Sharon convinces us that the key is to start small and be consistent. With a reserve, money gives freedom to do what we like, when we like, and for as long as we like.

Our guest today is Serena Wong, the author of Why Women Don't Talk Money.

Serena's mission is to lift women through finding and using their own voices.

After almost three decades in banking, she admits that personal investing is done by trial and error. She found her peace only by defining her own approach - by investing in ideas that delight her, with people she admires, and ultimately, in herself.

In this interview, Serena reflects on the role that people and connections have played in her life, and how growing our relationships is the ultimate wealth creation.

Our guest today is Koh Huiting.

Huiting founded Blueprint Ventures, an early-stage investment firm, to uncover next generation businesses for the Southeast Asian consumer. Why? Because no one did it before her and she simply could not wait.

Such is the spirit of striking out on her own, building an identity, and defining wealth on her own terms. Huiting tells her financial and personal journey - on Wall Street, up Fifth Avenue, and now imprinting her footsteps all over Southeast Asia.

Our guest today is Felicia Heng.

Felicia is the founder of Wise Purpose, an Asia-focused consultancy specialising in family wealth advisory, leadership transition coaching, and conflict mediation. Through her work with business owners, family offices, and boards of charities and foundation, she found the path to untangle emotions from money. And it starts with having a plan and vision on how to use it.

Money solves money troubles. But wealth is different, says Feliica, it offers a sense of fulfilment that money cannot buy. Above all, she reminds us not to be fooled by outward appearances and to be more independent-minded about what money means to us.

Our guest today is Dr. Jade Kua.

Dr. Jade Kua stands at the cross-junction of emergency care in public hospitals and sustainable wellness in private coaching. She draws on personal experiences in life and death decision making to come to terms that true wealth is the well-being of our body and mind.

Where Jade shines is her clear articulation on her relationship with money. Money is not evil, money is not power to her... it is just a necessary part of everyday life. She shares that even doctors suffer from imposter syndrome, and offers practical tips on how to rise above that.

Thank you, Jade, for mindfully doing all that you do!

Our guest today is Ong Bee Yan.

Bee Yan started her modelling career in her 60s and she uses it as a force for good - donating much of what she gets to causes she cares for. Animals, health, and the silver generation are all beneficiaries.

She is a self-professed introvert, but found the purpose to reinvent herself as a social media influencer who encourages the older generation to step out of their invisibility to become more visible, more alive, and more positive!

Bee Yan is very clear about what money means to her and how she will be using it.

We have 2 guests today - Zheng Yizhou and Madeline Liu.

POV: You're a Gen X talking to Gen Zs.

Gen Zers blew our minds with humour and wisdom. With sage nuggets like "pay for yourself on dates, AND pay for the boy." How the "smell of money" is intoxicating like the taste of freedom. For theirs is a brave and bold generation that places the utmost value in figuring out who they are.

This episode will crack you up and have you laughing in your seat, or chuckling out loud as you walk. However you choose to listen.

Thank you for your honesty, Yizhou and Madeline.

Our interview today is with Joy Tan.

Joy knows her worth and advises that we should all have a personal board of directors. She knows what she is talking about, with a depth of legal practice and her role on the executive committee of a major law firm.

Beyond corporate life, Joy generously dedicates her time behind the stage at the Singapore Repertory Theatre, where she plays a pivotal role in championing the arts. Her involvement in non-profit initiatives underscores a creative and fun streak that sparks life and energy, fuelling her capacity to give to communities and nurture those around her.

Join us as we hear Joy's journey—where law, art, and community intersect to create a life of meaning and wealth.